Notes 44 & 45 - Regarding Love and Hate

 All love is self-love. All hate is self-hate.


Everything is all part of the same whole. Personal perspective is an individual facet of the whole, not separate from it. 'We are the universe experiencing itself'. That means every individual perspective you encounter - person, animal, or otherwise - is a facet of you.


Defiance and defense is a departure from the knowledge of all are one.


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(expanding on the previous concept)


All ways we treat 'others' (speaking from an individual perspective point of view) are how we treat ourself.

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